UK Teratology Information Service (UKTIS)

Welcome to the website of the United Kingdom Teratology Information Service (UKTIS)

SWINE FLU DURING PREGNANCY STUDY

UKTIS has been commissioned by the National Institute for Health Research to carry out a research project during the current swine flu (influenza H1N1) outbreak to learn more about the effects of swine flu, it’s treatment and prevention for both the mother and baby

and have had symptoms of influenza, or have been offered antiviral treatment or the H1N1 vaccination and would like to know more about our study
PLEASE CLICK HERE

caring for pregnant women with symptoms of influenza or who is being offered antiviral treatment or the H1N1 vaccination
PLEASE CLICK HERE

ABOUT US

UKTIS is a national service commissioned by the Health Protection Agency to provide information on all aspects of the toxicity of drugs and chemicals in pregnancy. UKTIS was formerly known as the National Teratology Information Service (NTIS).

Information is provided to health professionals via a telephone information service and online through TOXBASE®, which holds pregnancy summaries on maternal exposures to various drugs and chemicals.

UKTIS also plays a leading role in the collection of pregnancy outcome data in the UK.

HOW TO USE OUR SERVICE

If you have an enquiry about a pregnant woman who has been exposed to medication, drugs of abuse, or chemicals please telephone our service on 0844 892 0909 for advice.

Access our pregnancy summaries on specific medications, chemicals and other exposures in pregnancy at www.toxbase.org

REPORT A PREGNANCY

If you would like to let us know about a pregnant woman who is taking medication or has been exposed to other substances in pregnancy please CLICK HERE to download our pregnancy reporting form.

For more detailed information about our service please CLICK HERE